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He (don't/doesn't) like pizza.
He doesn't like pizza.
She doesn't (plays/play) with her doll anymore.
She doesn't play with her doll anymore.
I (don't/doesn't) understand Italian.
I don't understand Italian.
It doesn't (work/works) well.
It doesn't work well.
You (don't/doesn't) (drive/drives) very well.
You don't drive very well.
He (don't/doesn't) (studies/study) with his sister.
He doesn't study with his sister.
She (travels/travel) a lot with her family.
She travels a lot with her family.
They (drink/drinks) a lot of soda.
They drink a lot of soda.
He (don't/doesn't) (have/has) new cellphone.
He doesn't have new cellphone.
It (don't/doesn't) (works/work) without batteries.
It doesn't work without batteries.
They (plays/play) tennis together in the club.
They play tennis together in the club.
We (watch/watches) a lot of films on Netflix.
We watch a lot of films on Netflix.
He (don't/doesn't) (wants/want) to go to the restaurant with his friends.
He doesn't want to go to the restaurant with his friends.
She (sing/sings) very beautifully.
She sings very beautifully.
It (don't/doesn't) (open/opens) very easily.
It doesn't open very easily.
You (reads/read) very fast.
You read very fast.
